Britney0036
New member
Hello all,
I am doing a lot of research before I bring a bearded dragon home with me and I came across this wonderful site. I have a 40 gallon tank but it seems like I will need a tad bigger one for when my baby grows up. Does anyone know how long before they typically out grow a tank that size?
I have read many articles, talked to local pet stores, and read care guides. However I am waiting for my one foster dog to find a home so I can focus my attention on my new beardy and my two other dogs. The foster dog, Falcor http://www.petfinder.com/petdetail/21033342 three dogs are keeping me very busy (trying to take everyone for a walk a day).
Now I have been reading Bearded Dragons need to be handled daily. They require a bath in shallow water once a week and I was wondering how long they can remain outside of their enclosure?? I read a few posts where people took naps with them (when they where older). I am very excited to setup an awesome enclosure for my new comer...Any Tips? Are there any tips on handling them also?
THANKS
I am doing a lot of research before I bring a bearded dragon home with me and I came across this wonderful site. I have a 40 gallon tank but it seems like I will need a tad bigger one for when my baby grows up. Does anyone know how long before they typically out grow a tank that size?
I have read many articles, talked to local pet stores, and read care guides. However I am waiting for my one foster dog to find a home so I can focus my attention on my new beardy and my two other dogs. The foster dog, Falcor http://www.petfinder.com/petdetail/21033342 three dogs are keeping me very busy (trying to take everyone for a walk a day).
Now I have been reading Bearded Dragons need to be handled daily. They require a bath in shallow water once a week and I was wondering how long they can remain outside of their enclosure?? I read a few posts where people took naps with them (when they where older). I am very excited to setup an awesome enclosure for my new comer...Any Tips? Are there any tips on handling them also?
THANKS